"Mere residence in the property or permissive occupation, even if longstanding, cannot mature into ownership in the absence of legally recognisable title." High Court of
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Allahabad High Court, in a significant ruling dated July 22, 2026, held that the State cannot classify and grant differential pay scales to employees within
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"Main object of PMLA is to prevent money laundering. The economic health of the Nation needs to be protected... It is needless to say that Sovereignty
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"A strict reliance upon the Vivaad se Vishwaas II (Contractual Disputes) scheme would result into loss of crores of rupees to the public exchequer
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"Until the completion of the aforesaid exercise, no fresh permissions facilitating industrial, commercial or residential development within the identified river corridors shall be granted by
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"Whenever an objection is raised during evidence-taking stage regarding the admissibility of any material or item of oral evidence the trial court can make a
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"Unless the claimant establishes that a right inheres in him to possess in law the property or document, the return of which he is claiming,
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"The prosecution has miserably failed in their attempt to prove its case on the basis of the evidence of witnesses as witnesses of last seen
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"Nowhere within the four corners of Chapters VII and VII-A is contemplated any power vested in the Revenue Officer to revisit earlier conclusive adjudications in
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Kerala High Court, in a latest judgment, held that an order of preventive detention passed against an accused who is on bail is unsustainable in law
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"The intention of the Legislature under the UA(P) Act makes the bail exception and jail the rule." Punjab and Haryana High Court,
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"The presumption under Section 114A of the Indian Evidence Act is undoubtedly attracted where the statutory prerequisites are satisfied; however, it is a rebuttable presumption and not an irrebuttable
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"Any legal representative of the deceased can prefer claim before the Tribunal irrespective of he being dependent or not dependent on the deceased." Punjab and
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"Rest of the contentions qua the source of funds and financial capacity of the respondent no.2, his books of accounts, transaction records or income tax
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"Bail to the juvenile is the rule, but detention in place of safety or observation home is an exception. Bail to the juvenile can only
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"Upon failure to establish tenancy, the first appellate Court could not convert the suit into one for recovery of possession based on title by invoking
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"Rejection of application would not be justified especially in present case where it is filed at a highly belated stage of arguments after completion of
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"The Munsiff Court had not considered any of the evidence that had been let in by the respondent to show that he was not present
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"Whether a person who is in bail or facing trial may actually leave the country is a matter for the criminal Court, which can grant
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"If the twelve accused were simultaneously inflicting the blows by sticks, sword, dharia, and other iron pipes then there was every possibility that there were multiple
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"A strict reliance upon the Vivaad se Vishwaas II (Contractual Disputes) scheme would result into loss of crores of rupees to the public exchequer
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"Until the completion of the aforesaid exercise, no fresh permissions facilitating industrial, commercial or residential development within the identified river corridors shall be granted by
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"Whenever an objection is raised during evidence-taking stage regarding the admissibility of any material or item of oral evidence the trial court can make a
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"Unless the claimant establishes that a right inheres in him to possess in law the property or document, the return of which he is claiming,
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"In the circumstances of this case, in exercise of our jurisdiction under Article 142 of the Constitution of India, we extend the compensation determined by
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"When a sale deed is registered, even upon part payment of the sale price, title would pass to the transferee. The non-payment of remaining part
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"For the purposes of providing a speedy trial on day-to-day basis, every State Government and Union territory Administration shall, in consultation with the Chief Justice of
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"On the face of it, Article 14 would be violated since it is specifically intended for securing the rights of indigenous communities but is being
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"A taxing statute admits of neither intendment nor equity. The existence, extent and incidence of a tax must be discernible from the language employed by
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"However, this "washed-off theory" will have no application when the case of an employee is being assessed to determine whether he is fit to be
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"Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, no bank or system provider shall impose, whether directly or indirectly, any charge upon a person making or receiving a
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"No officer of a bank shall, in any legal proceeding to which the bank is not a party, be compelled to produce any bankers’ book... unless
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"This is a welfare State, and a welfare State that has, for decades... taken the benefit of the labour, skill, and continuous attendance of the
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"‘Right to Life’ enshrined under Article 21 of the Constitution of India is not merely a guarantee against the unlawful taking of life, but a
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“In the absence thereof, the vehicle concerned would be refused fuel at petrol pumps, until such time that valid insurance is obtained.” Supreme Court of
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"Question of law raised in this appeal is, however, left open to be considered in an appropriate case in future." Supreme Court, in a ruling dated
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"The involvement of a non-signatory in the performance of the underlying contract in a manner that suggests that it intended to be bound by the contract
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"The selective covering of only the rear number plate, leaving the front plate visible and legible, is itself inconsistent with any planned scheme to evade
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"Revenue cannot, upon one and the same set of facts, treat the goods as complete machines for the purpose of levying customs duty including CVD,
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"If a person is beaten continuously for 2 to 3 minutes by 4 persons by 4 iron pipes and the blows falls on the same
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"Mere residence in the property or permissive occupation, even if longstanding, cannot mature into ownership in the absence of legally recognisable title." High Court of
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Allahabad High Court, in a significant ruling dated July 22, 2026, held that the State cannot classify and grant differential pay scales to employees within
read more
"Main object of PMLA is to prevent money laundering. The economic health of the Nation needs to be protected... It is needless to say that Sovereignty
read more
"The prosecution has miserably failed in their attempt to prove its case on the basis of the evidence of witnesses as witnesses of last seen
read more
"Nowhere within the four corners of Chapters VII and VII-A is contemplated any power vested in the Revenue Officer to revisit earlier conclusive adjudications in
read more
Kerala High Court, in a latest judgment, held that an order of preventive detention passed against an accused who is on bail is unsustainable in law
read more
"The intention of the Legislature under the UA(P) Act makes the bail exception and jail the rule." Punjab and Haryana High Court,
read more
"The presumption under Section 114A of the Indian Evidence Act is undoubtedly attracted where the statutory prerequisites are satisfied; however, it is a rebuttable presumption and not an irrebuttable
read more
"Any legal representative of the deceased can prefer claim before the Tribunal irrespective of he being dependent or not dependent on the deceased." Punjab and
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"Rest of the contentions qua the source of funds and financial capacity of the respondent no.2, his books of accounts, transaction records or income tax
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"Bail to the juvenile is the rule, but detention in place of safety or observation home is an exception. Bail to the juvenile can only
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"Upon failure to establish tenancy, the first appellate Court could not convert the suit into one for recovery of possession based on title by invoking
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"Rejection of application would not be justified especially in present case where it is filed at a highly belated stage of arguments after completion of
read more
"The Munsiff Court had not considered any of the evidence that had been let in by the respondent to show that he was not present
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"Whether a person who is in bail or facing trial may actually leave the country is a matter for the criminal Court, which can grant
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"If the twelve accused were simultaneously inflicting the blows by sticks, sword, dharia, and other iron pipes then there was every possibility that there were multiple
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"A knife, irrespective of its size, is capable of being used as a weapon of offence and whether it is a deadly weapon depends upon
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"Committee failed to take note of the portion of the order wherein the Court has directed the CWC to decide the prayer of the petitioner
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"If the allottee is allowed to hand over the rehabilitation tenement soon after getting possession, then with passage of time the object of the rehabilitation scheme
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" The power to seize the retail outlets for malpractice or any other misconduct vests with the respondent No.5. The power to seize the pump for non-compliance
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In the contemporary landscape of the Indian criminal justice system, DNA profiling has transitioned from a "novelty" to the "gold standard" of forensic evidence. However, for
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Possession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
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Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
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In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
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"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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